Depends on what you are shooting. Targets, varmints, or big game. for deer, I use a 3x9 variable. An expreme high power scope may limit the field of view to a degree that I can't FIND the deer in the scope. Long range target, a 12 power scope. Varmints (woodchuck) I use a 6x24 power. More powerful scopes tend to have a smaller field of view, and be less bright.
No way to answer. Any target rifle could fill the bill.
ABOUT 200 yards.
Pretty decent, at least.
Air rifles ranges vary depending on they're caliber, power, power plant and the pellet being used. It also depends on your application, The hunting range of an airgun is usually less than the target range. For a .177 caliber air rifle shooting at 1000 fps your maximum hunting range is probably about 40 yards. Your target range is probably about 100 yards max, since you don't need the power to take down the game at that range. For a .22 caliber air rifle shooting about 800- 1000 (with a 14.3 grain pellet) Your hunting range is more based on your gun's accuracy, than it is power. I would say the max is about 75 yards. Target could be about 130 yards or more. For a big bore, your range is usually about 100 yards or more depending on the game.
If you spend most all of your hunting time in thick woods & brushy areas - I would consider a fixed power scope ( 4x should be good ). I personally use a variable power scope ( 3x9 ). This way I can cover both woods & more open areas. Since you will not be shooting over about 100 yards, something with a wide field and not too much magnification is best.
400-500 yards with a 4 inch grouping, but it is capable of shooting up to about 1000 yards, a 12 inch grouping.
-Brown Bess musket(75 yards) -another lighter fire arm that was a .58 caliber used for hunting -sharp shooting rifles(300 yards) -Ferguson rifle (breech loading rifle)
Depends on the use of the scope - target, hunting, etc. Will also depend on the caliber, and whether firearm or air rifle or handgun. 120 feet (40 yards) is not a great distance (I predator hunt at 500-600 yards) so a very high magnification scope is not needed- 2.5- 4x should be adequate unless you are shooting TINY targets.
About 100-150 yards. Beyond that, the drop is so rapid as to make accuracy a problem.
The .22 air rifle has an effective shooting range of about 60 yards. Much beyond that the pellet lacks the velocity to fly level, and lacks the speed to be effective for hunting.
It's all about the optics. When you are looking for a scope you need to look at what you are using it for. The magnification and objective lens size will be the main things to look at. For example you would not want a standard 4 X scope if you plan on hunting varmints or shooting 700 yards at a target. You would want to go with a higher power and a larger objective lens. There are many things to understand when looking for a scope and this is just one thing.
The Dewar Match is for .22 prone match rifles and consists of 20 shots at 50 yards and 20 shots at 100 yards for a total possible score of 400. The modified Dewar Match substitutes 50 metres for 50 yards.